The President of Sudan has conceded full responsibility for the genocide in Darfur in which around 300,000 people died.
In his first interview with the Western media, Omar Bashir said: "I am the President, so I am responsible about everything happening in the country."
But he accused the International Criminal Court of "double standards" and a "campaign of lies".
He added that Britain and other Western countries were pursuing a politically-motivated vendetta against him with the ultimate aim of forcing regime change in Sudan as well as in neighbouring Libya.
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